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Double stranded

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icosahedral and non enveloped
REO respiratory, enteric, orphan
example: rotavirus: diarrhea in infants

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  • sense single stranded
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paramyxo
rhabdo
orthomyxo
filo
arena
bunya
encephalitis and congo fever
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Paramyxo virus

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mumps and measles

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mumps

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direct contact and aerosol, parotitis, orchitis, and pancreatitis

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Measles

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AKA rubeola or 1st disease, koplik spots, maculopapular erythmatous rash

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Rhabdo virus

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Rabies: bullet shaped. Negri bodies in brain. racoon, skunk, bats. hydrophobia, dysphagia, agitation, paralysis and coma.

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orthomyxo

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influenza: fever, sore throat, myalgia

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filo

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Ebola

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arena

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lassa fever

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bunya

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california equine encephalitis

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hepatitis D

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defective virus, needs hep B to be infactive

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positive sense

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all the rest of single stranded RNA

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corona virus

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common cold and SARS

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retro virus

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HIV. sex and blood. flu like, feeling fine, failing CD4 with recurrent opportunistic infections. pneumonia jerovici will eventually kill the patient

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toga virus

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rubella, AKA german measles and the 3rd disease. sore throat, cervical lymph node and maculopapular rash.

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Flavi virus

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Hepatitis C:spread by blood and sex along with hep B all the others are fecal oral. carrier state, cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma.
yellow fever: Aedes aegypti mosquito, jaundice.
dengue fever: breakbone fever. Aedes aegypti
West Nile: Culex pipiens mosquito
St. Louis encephalitis

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Hepatitis E

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calici virus

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Coxsackie

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childhood dysentery, pico RNA diarrhea with blood in stool. hand, foot and mouth disease.

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Hepatitis A

A

fecal oral route pico RNA

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polio

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pico RNA oral fecal. flaccid muscle paralysis due to destruction of the anterior horn.

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rhino virus

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Upper respiratory tract infection

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1st disease

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measles

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2nd disease

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scarlet fever

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3rd disease

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German measles

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4th disease

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Duke’s disease

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5th disease

A

Slapped cheek disease/ Parvo

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6th disease

A

roseola infantium HHV 6

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